Omnia

Omnia by Bvlgari (2003)

Released in 2003 and crafted by master perfumer Alberto Morillas, Bvlgari Omnia was the original entry in what became one of the most beloved feminine designer fragrance lines of the 2000s. Built around mandarin, cardamom, saffron, ginger, almond, chocolate, nutmeg, tea, sandalwood, and amber, this oriental composition captured warm spiced femininity through Morillas’s refined technique. The Omnia line eventually expanded to include Amethyste, Crystalline, Coral, Indian Garnet, Paraiba, and Green Jade.

The entire Bvlgari Omnia line has been discontinued. Per Fragrantica’s brand directory, Omnia is officially marked as a discontinued subcategory at Bvlgari. Authentic original bottles command premium prices on resale markets. Our interpretation references the original 2003 formulation as a long-lasting Eau de Parfum, made in the EU.

Bottle size: 50ml · Concentration: Eau de Parfum (up to 40% perfume oil) · Made in EU

How It Smells

The opening is immediately warm and slightly spicy with mandarin lifted by cardamom, ginger, and a touch of saffron creating an exotic Eastern-inspired introduction. There is an instant sense of refined oriental femininity, distinctive from typical designer florals.

The heart introduces creamy almond, rich chocolate, and warm nutmeg, building gourmand depth balanced by aromatic tea. The dry-down settles on smooth sandalwood, refined amber, soft musks, and clean woody notes. A base that lingers on skin for hours with refined, slightly sweet, deeply spiced oriental depth.

Notes

Top: Mandarin, Cardamom, Saffron, Ginger
Heart: Almond, Chocolate, Nutmeg, Tea
Base: Sandalwood, Amber, Musk, Woody Notes

How Our Version Compares

Our interpretation captures the mandarin-cardamom-saffron opening, almond-chocolate-tea heart, and warm sandalwood-amber base that defined Bvlgari Omnia. Built as a long-lasting Eau de Parfum at up to 40% concentration, typically 7 to 9 hours on skin, longer on fabric.

Common Questions

Is Bvlgari Omnia discontinued?

Yes. The entire Bvlgari Omnia line including the original 2003 composition has been discontinued. Per Fragrantica’s official Bvlgari brand directory, Omnia is marked as a discontinued subcategory.

Why is Omnia so beloved?

Omnia captured the energy of warm oriental perfumery at a time when most designer feminines were fresh florals. The unusual chocolate-saffron-cardamom combination distinguished it from competitors and earned Morillas critical acclaim. Many fragrance enthusiasts consider it one of the most underrated discontinued designer feminines of recent decades.

How long does this fragrance last on the skin?

Typically 7 to 9 hours on skin, longer on clothing.

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